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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-220026

Unsupported sand/gravel two or more deep, doesn't react to blocks placed on it

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    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Works As Intended
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    • 1.16.5, 21w11a
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      The bug

      Unsupported sand/gravel two or more deep, doesn't react to blocks placed on it.

      What I expected to happen

      The sand to collapse downwards to a solid floor.

      What actually happened

      The upper sand in the pile basically acted like it was on a solid block.

      How to reproduce

      1. Create a new world eg: -8425874089412349429
      2. Find an area with unsupported Sand
            131 69 -92 = 2 unsupported
            130 69 -92 = 3 unsupported
            129 69 -92 = 4 unsupported
      3. Place a block above each of them and nothing happens

      Note

      The same thing happens when a collapse of 1 high or more (from the bottom) signals the upper sand of a 2+ unsupported stack alongside it to collapse, that 2+ doesn't, it seems that the supported check only applies to that block and travels sideways and upwards, but NOT downwards.

      Optional suggestion

      Rather than have these wait to react to a player, consider collapsing them once a player is 1 chunk away, that way they are pre-collapsed without having to wait for a player to trigger them, accidentally or otherwise, without needing to collapse every floating collapsible block occurrence in that world.

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            Coolio_Wolfus John Hughes
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